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Removing Supports From Fruit Trees

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Date: 08/28/2005 Topics: Gardening > Trees | Readers Request > Gardening  
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I planted 3 fruit trees this past spring and I want to know when would be the right time to remove the supports that came with the trees. My trees look healthy, but have not grown a leaf since I planted. Are the supports keeping the trees from growing?

Susan
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By valleyrimgirl (392) Contact
Your trees are probably working on the root system and using all their energy to do so. I would leave the supports on the tree for a year or two until you know for sure that the trees are firmly established. Give them a deep drink every few weeks this summer/fall and next spring you should see new growth happening.

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